ENGLEWOOD — Two undocumented immigrants from Romania were arrested Sunday for allegedly running an ATM skimming scheme that netted them more than $1 million.

Englewood Police Chief Arthur O'Keefe said that over a six-week period, 52-year-old Constantin Ginga and 34-year-old Marius Gheorghe Cotiga installed skimming devices at Citibank and TD Bank branches, which gave them access to users' debit card and credit card numbers.

The pair also allegedly installed a small hidden camera on the ATMs in order to observe each users' PIN number.

Armed with the information, Ginga and Cotiga were then able to transfer money from the private bank accounts onto gift cards from area pharmacies, taking hundreds or even thousands of dollars at a time.

According to O'Keefe, police were only able to track them down after a bank employee at a Citibank branch reported a suspicious man, who turned out to be Ginga, around an ATM Sunday morning.

Cotiga was found in a nearby van, a search of which turned up 80 fraudulent gift cards, around $10,000 in cash and various wigs and mustaches the two apparently used as disguises, O'Keefe said.

Officials from the Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency have put a hold on both men, who are charged with theft, conspiracy to commit theft, financial facilitation and credit card fraud.

Both are being held on $100,00 bail at the Bergen County Jail. An investigation into more possible victims of their scheme is ongoing, O'Keefe said.